Charlotte Hall
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Lusby author's book helps emergency crews with problem solving
David Hupp is preparing for the launch of his self-published book “V.I.P.E.R. Improvement Fire/EMS Department Leadership and Management” on July 1. The lifelong resident of Southern Maryland grew up in Charles County, attended the College of Southern Maryland, worked at the University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center in La Plata for 10 years, and now volunteers at the Solomons Volunteer Rescue Squad and Fire Department as a firefighter/EMT and sits on its board of directors. ...
Upcoming Public Hearing on New Entertainment License for Lucianna’s Steakhouse in Waldorf
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June at Calvert Library: Local Author Events and Summer Reading Challenge
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Women veterans' arts series gears up
Theresa Reer was still recovering from injuries sustained during Operation Enduring Freedom when she heard about Operation Second Chance’s Women Veterans Healing Arts Program series. The retired U.S. Army Captain noticed the impact art had on people as she rolled her wheelchair past the windows of local art shops so decided to give it a try. “One thing that really helped me and why I’m so passionate about this program...
Serving up heritage
Ros Trapp of Prince George’s County, center, helps to serve chicken pancit at the Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month celebration at the Port Tobacco Players Theater on Saturday. Despite the rain, a large crowd came out to enjoy cultural performances, music and cuisine.
$34k Winning Lottery Ticket Sold at Fort Washington Exxon
Baltimore, MD – A Prince George’s County woman scored big in the Racetrax game on Saturday. She won $34,405 with a Trifecta prize in the second race due to a 5X Bonus multiplier. The Ft. Washington resident purchased her winning ticket at an Exxon station in Prince George’s County. She added the Bonus feature to all five races and saved $1 on her ticket, thanks to the ongoing Racetrax Triple Crown promotion. The lucky winner claimed her prize at the Lottery headquarters in Baltimore on Monday. Additionally, the Exxon station in Ft. Washington where the winning ticket was purchased will
More than 70 dogs rescued from Calvert home
The rescue of more than 70 dogs from a Calvert residence on May 8 prompted the five-day closure to the public of the Linda L. Kelley Animal Shelter, county government officials reported. The rescue operation is the result of an ongoing investigation by the county’s animal control division. The location of the house has not been revealed and according to authorities no charges have been filed at this time. The...
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